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Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore West on 1970-08-19

by Grateful Dead

Publication date: 1970-08-19 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Gene Taback, David Minches

Collection: GratefulDead

Band/Artist: Grateful Dead

Resource: DeadLists Project

Item Size: 988.1M

disc 1:

Acoustic Set

Monkey & The Engineer
How Long Blues
Friend Of The Devil
Dark Hollow
Candyman
Ripple->
Brokedown Palace
Truckin'
Cocaine Blues
Rosalie McFall
Wake Up Little Susie
New Speedway Boogie
Cold Jordan
Swing Low Sweet Chariot

disc 2:

Electric Set

Tuning
Cold Rain & Snow
Me & My Uncle
Easy Wind
China Cat Sunflower->
I Know You Rider
Saint Stephen->
Sugar Magnolia
Good Lovin'
Minglewood Blues
Casey Jones
Not Fade Away->
Turn On Your Love Light

Notes

This is a very fine recording of an undercirculated show. The tape deck was paused in between songs causing a "whooshing" sound which I partially edited out. The first few notes of many of the songs are missing due to the pausing but do not allow that to take away from the excellence of the recording. There are other anomalies which I had not listed.

Thanks, Gene, for providing me with your cassettes.

Addeddate: 2008-04-09 13:53:02

Identifier: gd1970-08-19.aud.taback.minches.81605.flac16

Lineage: Master/1st generation cassettes played back on Nakamichi Dragon > Digital Audio Labs Card Deluxe soundcard (96Mhz/24 bit)> HD

Location: San Francisco, CA

Source: Master Audience Cassette; Sony TC-124 with Sony Stereo Mic

Taped by: Gene Taback

Transferred by: David Minches

Type: sound

Venue: Fillmore West

Year: 1970

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Reviewer: Jim Powell - October 31, 2022 (edited)
Subject: LISTENG SUGGESTION

I agree that the Jones-Minches version of this tape is better: Hear it here:
https://archive.org/details/gd1970-08-19.aud.taback.cdjones.81775.sbeok.flac16
See my note there.

Reviewer: happytrails - - July 23, 2020 (edited)
Subject: good enough for me

I want to know who's playing the acoustic piano? I cannot recall a record where you can hear him playing piano, particularly on this How Long Blues, during an acoustic set...
added to this review - after looking at other entries for this date... all saying its Pig, and he's really good! after 40 years mine eyes are opened again, or just more?
Good hometown show, yeah a bit sloppy, but everyone's have fun!

Reviewer: UrbanPharmer - - February 17, 2014
Subject: First time Ripple Played and others!!!

A must have for any fan of the song Ripple, first time played - wrote in 1970 by Hunter in London. This was also the first show for Brokedown Palace, Operator, and Truckin’. Truckin' and Ripple are in my top ten favorite Dead songs and this is a must have for me...thank you to all the heads who over the years have put in time, effort and at times dealing with frustration to provide this music. It is music that has molded me into who I am today. -Born 27 years too late

Reviewer: concatenation - - August 16, 2013 (edited)
Subject: electricity

Cold Rain and Snow is dynamite, the whole sequence from China Cat thru Good Lovin' is a peak, and NFA --> Lovelight is ECSTATIC. Let's get real, folks!!
I wasn't sure of this before, but I've determined that the best version of this show is here:
http://archive.org/details/gd1970-08-19.aud.taback.cdjones.81775.sbeok.flac16
Here you get a class act acoustic set, as attested to below--as well as a GRADE-A 1970 electric set. Not to be slept on for those hungry for this sort of thing.

Reviewer: mikeyank99 - - April 18, 2009
Subject: wow

thank u for this acostic truckin sounds fuckin great

Reviewer: AUGUST-WEST420 - - November 18, 2008
Subject: 8-19-70 @ FILLMORE WEST

THE ACOUSTIC SET IS MOTHERLOVIN' WONDERFUL!!!!!!!!AS FOR SOUND QUALITY YOU'VE PROBABLY HEARD BETTER AND YOU'VE PROBABLY HEARD WORSE,BUT DON'T LET THAT GET IN THE WAY OF CATCHING THIS SOUL LIFTING,AND MIND BENDING MORSEL OF JOY!PASS IT ON DOWN THE LINE.

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